Pan Am Railways Yard Diagrams

Can someone please post pictures of every yard diagram on pan am railways please.

Yard diagrams are only given to employees as part of the timetable. They are considered sensitive information, so you are VERY unlikely to get current diagrams.

However there is a, now very dated, copy of Pan Am Timetable No.1 on the FRA website, posted as part of their PTC plan proposal if I recall.
It can be viewed here -> http://www.regulations.gov/document?D=F ... -0068-0002" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That link will take you to the page from which the file can be downloaded. Its a .pdf and is viewable with Adobe Reader.

The yards haven't changed much outside of the addition of Mechanicville so the FRA filing is prob your best bet.

KSmitty wrote:Yard diagrams are only given to employees as part of the timetable. They are considered sensitive information, so you are VERY unlikely to get current diagrams.

However there is a, now very dated, copy of Pan Am Timetable No.1 on the FRA website, posted as part of their PTC plan proposal if I recall.
It can be viewed here -> http://www.regulations.gov/document?D=F ... -0068-0002" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That link will take you to the page from which the file can be downloaded. Its a .pdf and is viewable with Adobe Reader.

i just saw this yesterday, thank you, do you have a recent one?

What are you trying to reference with it/use it for?
Imagine you could also just google maps or what not.

Just to see the track speed, the length if the yard tracks, and to see if there are additions to the yards or not.

Brian4449 wrote:track speed

In a yard? Why would it ever exceed 5/10/walking speed?

Google maps will easily show you the size of tracks, although may not be the most recent version, depending on location.

Main track through or around yards is 10 (except the bypass around Rigby, and Lawrence and Fitchburg yards (60/40 iirc), and track inside the yards is 5.

The long answer short is all movement on non-controlled track (ie yard) is made at Restricted Speed with a max speed noted in the time table with further restrictions in the temp speed summary. There are several yard tracks that are 10 MPH.

i didnt mean to say speed, i ment to say is how many cars can fit per track and what is the length of the trains in the yard